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I'm living in Alspaugh and I'm from Bethlehem, PA -- the home of Moravians, Peeps, and a very large Christmas celebration. | I'm living in Alspaugh and I'm from Bethlehem, PA -- the home of Moravians, Peeps, and a very large Christmas celebration. | ||
| − | == Phonetic Pronunciation of My Name | + | == Phonetic Pronunciation of My Name == |
Debbie Chi | Debbie Chi | ||
'''Dehb'''-bee '''Chee''' | '''Dehb'''-bee '''Chee''' | ||
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| + | My favorite demonstration was the 3-D Surface Plots because it represented how much MATLAB can do for engineers in terms of presenting pictures/graphs to us. It's cool to think that I will be able to do that soon, but at the same time, it's daunting because the things we are doing in Lab 3 already seem hard. | ||
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== Article about the Grand Challenges == | == Article about the Grand Challenges == | ||
[http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/The_economics_of_solar_power_2161], Peter Lorenz, Dickon Pinner, and Thomas Seitz, McKinsey & Company, updated June 2008, accessed September 6, 2010 (Grand Challenge) | [http://www.mckinseyquarterly.com/The_economics_of_solar_power_2161], Peter Lorenz, Dickon Pinner, and Thomas Seitz, McKinsey & Company, updated June 2008, accessed September 6, 2010 (Grand Challenge) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:42, 14 September 2010
Hello!
I'm living in Alspaugh and I'm from Bethlehem, PA -- the home of Moravians, Peeps, and a very large Christmas celebration.
Phonetic Pronunciation of My Name
Debbie Chi
Dehb-bee Chee
Favorite Demonstration
My favorite demonstration was the 3-D Surface Plots because it represented how much MATLAB can do for engineers in terms of presenting pictures/graphs to us. It's cool to think that I will be able to do that soon, but at the same time, it's daunting because the things we are doing in Lab 3 already seem hard.
Article about the Grand Challenges
[1], Peter Lorenz, Dickon Pinner, and Thomas Seitz, McKinsey & Company, updated June 2008, accessed September 6, 2010 (Grand Challenge)
